Pilgrim John Howland

     Pilgrim John Howland was born in January 1591/92 in Fenstandon, Huntingdonshire, England.¹ He was the son of Henry Howland and Margaret (?). Pilgrim John Howland married Pilgrim Elizabeth Tilley, daughter of Pilgrim John Tilley and Pilgrim Joan Hurst, circa 25 March 1623 in Plymouth, Plymouth County, Massachusetts.² Pilgrim John Howland died on 23 February 1672 in Rock Nook, Kingston, at age 80.²
     Pilgrim John Howland is described in The Great Migration Begins. Pilgrim John Howland was a servant to Pilgrim John Carver.² Pilgrim John Howland was titled Pilgrim in 1620. He emmigrated on 6 August 1620 from in London, England, on the Ship 'Mayflower'.³ Pilgrim John Howland immigraterd with Pilgrim John Carver and Katherine (?) in November 1620 to in Plymouth, Plymouth County, New Plymouth Colony, on the Ship 'Mayflower'.² Pilgrim John Howland signed The Mayflower Compact on 11 November 1620 at Cape Cod.
Pilgrim John Howland is head of household on the census of 22 May 1627 in Plymouth, Plymouth County, New Plymouth Colony, as John Howland Enumerated with him were Hon. John Alden, Elizabeth Alden, Pilgrim Edward Doty, Desire Howland, Pilgrim Priscilla Mullins, Pilgrim Elizabeth Tilley, Clement Briggs, William Wright, Thomas Morton Jr, John Howland Jr, Edward Holman and John Alden.⁴